Manual router + old shock absorber=Unique idea!
2020 ж. 28 Қыр.
3 313 332 Рет қаралды
Friends in this video I applied old car racks to the case! I made a unique tool out of them. I hope you enjoy this video and the idea
My name is Vanya! I am the author of the channel HandCraft.
On this channel I present everything that I have done with my own hands.
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*Did you like the idea of using shock absorbers as an Elevator?*
Yes i like but are you ready to upload video everyday, please!!?😂
good thinking
Намана. Вань, а чертежики есть?
I never would have thought that until the last few minutes. Friend that is awesome and I love how you call people friend.
Приветствую Вань , как с тобой связаться можно? Пару советов от тебя нужно?
No background music THANK YOU!
i watched it with pink floyd's, shine on you crazy diamond running in the background, did it no harm. but yeah many videos could do without or at least with a lot less volume on the bgm
I begin watching and I'm instantly confused. Within the last minute I finally understand what's going on here. Great idea! Genius reuse of the shocks
Parabéns..., adorei ver seu trabalho, belíssima ideia, montei uma aqui e não tinha feito esse sistema de elevação, é muito eficiente! FANTÁSTICO ❗️ Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
Watching you work helps keep me sane during this time of year. Thanks
Great idea. Masterful realisation. Notice: convenient shock absorbers may also be mountain bike forks.
WOW, excellent job. You make me jealous with that great lift. Thank you for sharing !!!
Wow!...i would make an amazing apprentice to this guy...i thought i had a engineering mind...man...he is a beast! He would bring to life my many concepts that i have not had the space or shop to explore for years and because he has endless experience in hands on and training and fine-tuning the engineering talent..it looks like any of my ideas i would be a beginner...months to get done by the time i am done researching...he will see it and finish it in a week! 😂😂 a guy like this is a dream to be around with people like me...just mind blowing and refreshing to watch...wow!!!
Neat idea. One thing I noticed at the end is that it looked like maybe you let the router bit bottom out in the collet. If so, that’s not a good practice because a bottomed-out router bit can loose in use. It’s better to lift it up a bit so it’s not touching bottom for a better hold and safer operation.
My favorite part was seeing you use so many of your other tools you made.
Eres un excelente artesano..! Creativo , innovador y con buenas herramientas..!
Very nice, clean build. I was confused by the title. I was wondering how a router was going to work as a milling machine. Was stuck on metal vs wood. Technically it is a wood "milling machine". Love the lift.
Excelente idea y muy bien desarrollado el proyecto,con materiales reciclados o fáciles de conseguir,un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón, Galicia (España)
In the beginning I was like hmm!! But halfway through I was like waow, cool. Why didn’t I think of this. 😎 Good job.
I seen a similar project to this on another channel but it had a fence set up for extra quality assurance. But this video right here is probably my favorite so far.
Brilliant.Never thought its going to end up being a router table.
Hermano este invento está genial gracias por compartir tus creaciones en serio me encantó. Saludos
One of the greatest router lifts ever made. 👍👌
Show my friend! From Brasil! I just love the project. Congratulations.
Super stout and beefy! A router table build is in my future and I really like this design. Sadly, I just got rid of the old shocks from my truck. They were totally shot. But the metal scrap yard has plenty of old ones laying around. :)
Brilliant, and a whole lot cheaper. 👌🏽 Awesome work mate 👍🏽
These videos kicks the creative juices flowing, appreciate these videos, their priceless.
This is one of the most useful projects I have seen on YT. Great work. Now just the problem of finding shocks that aren't ruined...
Like who has $80. To throw away when you can buy a rotor table for like $40.
@@peterrivney552 First find me a table under $90. Second a table under $100 isn't slightly as substantial as this one. Third getting the setup that allows you to adjust the cutter depth from the top side instead of under the table are much more expensive. Around $200-300.
That is something new. Well done
Very clean and robust design! Loved it! Thanks for sharing!
Incredible! You are such a master! God bless you! Please put more videos.
Parabéns meu irmão trabalho de profissional chou de bola como disse o amigo em um comentário mais um fã pro seu canal um grande abraço 😉 daqui do 🇧🇷 também 👍👍👍
Beautiful tools and ideas and creation ❤ This gives me another idea, this can be a height adjustable work desk. Possible ?
This is brilliant. I especially like how you adjust the level. So easy and simple!
The best diy router lift i have ever seen, thank you for the great idea
Most impressive using struts like that as well as your raising/lowering screw! Well Thought OUT! The Only thing I might ad is a bearing for the Lift screw at the top. This one made me subscribe! Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle....most excellent. Thanks for the great ideas you bring forth.
Tienes un equipo espectacular. Muy buenas ideas. Felicitaciones.
Gracias por compartir esta gran idea saludos desde El Salvador bendiciones
One of the best DIY router lifts I've seen; I don't use my router table to justify building one but I still enjoyed the post Thanks
Yup, using these struts, makes is sturdy.
This is one of the best diy router lift ideas I've seen, without any expensive parts, and very well made. Well done! I was looking for some old shock-based router lift ideas and found this. I didn't know until a few minutes that it was going to be a router lift. If you mentioned it in the title ("router lift") you might help more people who are really interesting in building one find it and get more views.
De las mejores y mas ingeniosas que he visto. Hecho con materiales al alcance de la mano!!!
Awesome build, I love it, thank you 👍
Super...com ferramenta certa...uma ideia vira realidade...parabens...
Yes liked the shock absorbers idea very much . What a refreshing video you made, it was so much more watchable with the screaming power tools muted well done. I'm wondering where you got that drill stand ? Its brilliant.
Cuesta entenderlo ,SI no lo miras asta el final ,pero esta excelente ,muy buena idea
This was a uniquely awesome idea! Well done!
Amazing work , to much professionnel , it will take me a year to do that , if i finish .... Thank you , the video is pro too
You Sir are a genius!! I wish the owners of the scrap yards could see what can make with what they thought was junk. Something they threw to the side is now a perfectly functioning router lift!
Very few of these "amazingmust build for every shop" videos are worth the time to watch them. This one is very worth the time. Great job, I might actually make this myself. Subscribed just for this video alone.
Amazing idea my friend! You are very talented and have an eye for making "nothing" into "something"! Just please PLEASE be very careful when grinding and or cutting around gas charged shock absorbers, those things can and will explode! Im sure you are aware of the dangers they pose as you were constantly cooling them with water, the danger is still there. I just dont want this to be the last HandCraft video. Once again great job and very impressive!
Great job. Well thought out and very workable. If you made them for sale I would buy one from you. Very talented
You are a Genius, great video, keep them coming.
This was pretty awesome, time to search for some shock absorbers, haha
Ficou muito bom parabéns
It is good to see simple inexpensive tools to make bigger tools.
Очень здорово получилось! Фрезер (ручной) по английски - это router. Manual milling machine - это фрезерный станок по металлу. Я ожидал увидеть, как амортизаторы присобачивают к фрезерному станку 😀
Alle Achtung mein Kompliment, tolle Idee und perfekt umgesetzt. Klasse Leistung.
Fantastic work, dude! Nicely done!!! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
great video one tip when you put the unibond or woodglue on, spread across surface and the sprinkle some salt on the surface , when you clamp the parts they dont skid out of position, simple and effective
i rly like that you took special care of them and cooled them with water while grinding parts off to not risk taking dmg inside from the heat
Exelent project 👍 in my case I went to home depot and got one for $99.00
Nicely done interesting use of different materials from different trades 😁 Iv a collection of various sized chrome plated rods iv cut from various shocks iv scraped over the years these are Extremely Useful for lathe projects where the I.D. can be bored to suit the chrome rod in its natural state as it’s far better finished and corrosion resistant than can be achieved in the home metal shop. Your use of the whole shock was very good I liked it and will keep the idea up my sleeve going forward 👍🏻
That's just brilliant!
Great job loved the shock absorbers idea it turned out perfect and nice video thank you for sharing your video with us 🔥💯💪🏼👍👍🙏🙏✌
That was freaking awesome 👍. Well done. Now I'm off to go scavenge for some discarded car struts. Thanks for sharing. ✌️
COOL!!!!
Sáng tạo hay lắm áp dụng rất thực tế
Very good, I think you are one of a handful of people I have seen that are inventive enough to make your own router table. Very well done. You rock.
Nomore Illegals please Accually one is my younger brother. These guys are just smart like that.
Awesome project, well though out and constructed.
I appreciate your work. You did a great job....
Классный лифт получился
Very creative mind, simplicity at its best to create a very functional addition to your shop, well done fella
Классный станок получился!
Excelente herramienta bien hecha👍
πολυ εντυπωσιακο, ο Θεος να σε οδηγει σε μεγαλυτερες επιτυχιες.
Jóia, adorei a idéia estava a horas procurando um sistema prático e preciso, vou tentar fazer um. Novo inscrito, felicidades de um novo fã. E destacando que reciclou materiais.🇧🇷.
Great idea and a wonderful build.
Very cool, and well done!! Genius!
Great idea Friend! Thanks for sharing the build with us!💖👍👌😎JP
I'll have to say....your videos are simply the best.
That's pretty cool I've gotta say!!
Awesome 👍. Great creativity and execution👌 Thanks for sharing buddy😎
Felicitaciones muy interesante esa herramienta exelente 100% admirable
طرح جالبیWhat an interesting design .Beautiful and professional
Nice job on the router table.
That was sweet using old shock's who would have though about using them for it, that would help in doing corner trim around the floor board instead of finding out that the local hardware store are out corner trim and when I need it to finish a job on a house. something to look into building instead of buying corner trim or the mechine to cut it out.
Excellent idea and very nicely put together. However, for deburring and countersinking you want LOW speeds! Your tools will thank you with a longer living time. A normal countersink is made out of HSS (high-speed steel) it will get blunt by excessive heat and speeds. ;)
Well, I'm impressed... 👏
Now that was a lot of work but well worth the effort.
Love it. Really nice work.
very cool thing, you need to try to do it, the right thing, cool👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌
Cool, cool, cool. The easiest and best ski lift! 👍👍👍
فعلا معلم بل فنان رائع انا اعمل بنفس الطريقة. حياك الله
Wow ! That’s genius...
That was truly inspired
This video got me to subscribe, not sure I'll do this with my old shocks but far out, love your style ;)
Parabéns, kkkkk, o mais interessante é o fato de ele ter executado todo o processo com ferramentas de primeira para construir outra.....
Good job Chinne ورشة المحترف workshop Good luck
VERY ingenious. Congratulations.
Brilliant. Just brilliant!!!
Awesome work. It's not a milling machine as much as a lifting router table. There's a difference
That's amazing!
Well done, but it,s not easy to find old car shock absorbers, maybe we can use a few more old Air spring supports for cabinets
Wow 👍🏽GREAT Video! Thanks for Sharing! Have A Super Week!.....Gus
Really good work, looks clean and very solid.